Autocollimator Working animation

[@jikenmevada1938]

Best video and explanation is good

[@RoamingRythms]

THIS IS CALLED PERFECTION...... HATS OFF TO ONE OF THE BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD

[@johndonlan5956]

It could not have been explained any clearer.....EXCELLENT VIDEO!

[@theunderestimate4006]

Prepared for my internal xam within 5 minutes..I am going repeat this in my xam...nice👍👍excepting more from meterology and measurement paths...tq

[@kantipudisrichaithanya4220]

Explanation is perfect

[@joelevi9823]

Explained simply and to the point..thanks

[@srirams7239]

very good explanation about autocollimator

[@itznaveen_0076]

Perfect explaination 👏

[@pondu0549]

Good exaplination sir

[@tajturjo1179]

2 days later my exam
And i cant understand this topic
It helps me a lot
Many many tnx,😘😘

[@sandeepkushwaha3179]

Thanks for the beutiful animation and explanation

[@ganesanv1968]

Very informative

[@suhedhshirodkar842]

Good job

[@sagarnayak2420]

Great video

[@rajeshkr100]

Thanks a lot 👌

[@lincolnwang6774]

Why the beam splitter can split the light to left and right, not right and down?

[@gokul.M2003]

Because the spliter can fited into some angle so they can split into two beams.transmitted beam into horizontal way and reflected beam into vertical way that's it

[@MxM1111]

You are right. Their explanation is incorrect. I posted better explanation somewhere in the comments to this video.

[@mahiboobshaikh3268]

very good explanation 👍

[@Sangram59]

Understood,
In which software, such video makes

[@niranjanvelari7337]

very good

[@Karan-og5gh]

What is the use of raticle

[@MxM1111]

The explanation about beam splitter splitting light to the left and right is incorrect. It spilts light to the right and down. The down light is lost. When reflected from mirror light goes back, it splits on the splitter again, and goes to the left and up. The up light is lost. The system is designed in such way that the image of the objective reticle is imaged exactly to the eye-piece reticle. So when you look through eye-piece, you see two reticles: the eye-piece reticle itself and the imaged objective reticle. If they shifted with respect to each other, then the mirror is not reflecting exactly back, but at angle theta.

[@syntheticfiber7388]

The best!!

[@aleikram]

What software are you using sir?

[@shantikiran8192]

what if the reflector is inclined to both horizonal and vertical planes

[@Piston_100]

Good explanation 👌

[@ravikantkumar9054]

👌👌👌

[@chandan-jn8od]

can any one tell which software sir is using

[@nikhilk.r5437]

How to check straight ness

[@divv_yeah9]

👍

[@nithish3459]

19ME2002

[@trollnoobe4791]

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[@safemachineryinc9603]

Best video and explanation is good